Alone in the Dark to Silent Hill: A Brief History of 3D Horror Games 

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It's fascinating how often that happens. It's rarely the first iteration that's remembered, but those who saw the potential and ran with it

TheGamingBrit has something of an unintentional miniseries about RiverHillSoft. He covered both Overblood games and Doctor Howser. Based on those videos, RiverHillSoft was peak 90s jank in the best way.

These games might look unimpressive now, but back then they were mind blowing. I remember the first time I played Resident Evil. I couldn't believe what I was seeing.

You're a gem to the horror game archivalist

This was a great, fun video, and I hope you’re having a blast!

This was great muse im loving everything you do

Awesome video muse!

Great video. A humble request, but have you done a SH symbolism episode on Travis Grady? 🤔

I see Survival Horror as a sorta sub genre to graphic adventures.. I’m not very good at these games myself but the style is still fascinating

Awesome analysis as always 💪

the RE footstep sounds had me chuckling

OverBlood, there's a flashback - I have to go and watch the old Consolevania reviews of the series again now, lol :)

I remember some talk about the 3DO when it was on the market but I didn't see one until many years later. None of my friends had one.

it would be cool if muse could cover signalis

I disagree a little bit on the part that a 2D game made of pixels can't be scary. Just look at Clock Tower, aside of the jump scares, it has a great atmosphere that makes you feel uneasy and nervous even when nothing is really happening when you are not been chased. And the ports of Clock Tower for both PC and PS1 are basically the same game, with some extra content sure but with only few visually and audible improvements and there are people that doesn't even like said improvements at all. By the way, LaPlace no Ma for PC-88 looks more creepy than the Super Famicom port and something curious about the PC-Engine CD port is, that it was published by Human Entertainment two years before they released Clock Tower for the Super Famicom in 1995.

Mane a video about Dark Seed!

I don't miss Vegas crashing. Part of why I ended up using Premiere Pro. And hey, if you're hiring, I'd love to be an editor~ Love these videos so much. Great companions for my working hours.

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why are you using sony vegas in this day and age???